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burnout

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burn·out  (bûrnout)
n.
1. A failure in a device attributable to burning, excessive heat, or friction.
2. Aerospace
a. The termination of rocket or jet-engine operation because of fuel exhaustion or shutoff.
b. The point at which this termination occurs.
3.
a. Physical or emotional exhaustion, especially as a result of long-term stress or dissipation.
b. One who is worn out physically or emotionally, as from long-term stress.

The point in time or in the missile trajectory when combustion of fuels in the rocket engine is terminated by other than programmed cutoff.
Translations
burnout burn-out [ˈbɜːrnaʊt] népuisement f


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Broad has urged the England and Wales Cricket Board to take preventive steps to avoid possible player burnout with two Twenty20s, five oneday internationals and four Tests in South Africa quickly followed by a tour to Bangladesh, another World Twenty20 cup in the West Indies and then a home series against Bangladesh.
Broad has urged the England and Wales Cricket Board to take preventive steps to avoid possible player burnout with two Twenty20s, five one-day internationals and four Tests in South Africa quickly followed by a tour to Bangladesh, another World Twenty20 cup in the West Indies and then a home series against Bangladesh.
Broad has urged the England and Wales Cricket Board to take steps to avoid possible player burnout with two Twenty20s, five one-day internationals and four Tests in South Africa followed by a tour to Bangladesh, another World Twenty20 cup in the West Indies and then a home series against Bangladesh.
 
 
 
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